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CAPTAIN "300" M R1'L.trrr TF.Ll.... f'r-ora Newfoundland , but he has told hi~ story of t.be fish of the Arctic to the Fishing Gazette . "fo t oll of t.he fish of the North" , sa i d the Captain, "woul d be amoRt an fnt. er-sdneb'le und er-t.akfng, f or t.he r e ere fish in the \J8t!!rfl 8S far i nto the Arctic 8 5 there i s water, and as I'e r- 8S I '!
- 2 - he might be compared with t.he ancient Nor-eemen , "Eteh is more or Iess a de Lf ce cy i n the North" , sedd Capt . Bar-tIet.t 1n his df scuesdon'" , Arctic explorer s se I doa have 'the t ime t o fish a nd a fish dinner i s a r a r i t y . Still, in the far North t here 18 pl enty of rock cod, sea t rout, char (8 kind of s a l mon) , caplin, shrimp, end , of course aea Ls and va Iz-ue , be s i de s nar-vha'l, r i ght whaIea, and per haps ha l f a doze n ot her ve r-Letde e less known in the t.enper-e t e regf.ons'" , "Ajlit t l e Je r -t.her- South t.he cod i s to be found , a nd halibut a bound s in va t.e r-s that a r-e f r ozen over for e ly,ht mont hs i n t he year . I hav e caught codf'Lsb i n Hudson Strait, and the Greely party ac'tueLky lived on shrimp a t Cape Sabine during one vho'le summer . The shrimp has be en found i n abundance a s f ar North as Cape Cokumbfe i n I atdt ude 86° 11 • The observations of Capt . Bartlett a r e those of 8 I'Lshez-man vhoee early t rai n- ing in Nevfound'land va t .er-e ha s nev er be e n forgotten . In t he case , of the shrimp t.hey clearly ehov t.he wide range of t hi s particular species. Shrimp are found in ~·_-·"· er~ a t e 8t ebundance -f n -bb « t.r-opfceI .....e t.er-e -ebout- the Gulf· -of-·Mexico-·and -offthe- ·~·~-- --- Atlantic Coast of Florida and Georgia . Commercial finhine i s not followed much above Nevfound.Lend , Capt. Bar-t .Iet.t , -' -- _...;..-'---"----'_.:. ~---_._.,_.,'-'-.-.:.;.;:._... '~""'.- .."--- ..'- ..-- . - -~'- """- . ~ - who':Ol ~iri~~ ,p·~~ ti~~t~;Ck~~'~~:h~~· f~r-=i~~th 8 Afi ~h'~i:;~~;~ "~:~~~t~~~~¢6fif~~fy ";;d--- -- - safely, has no rec ollection of eve r see Lng a f1sh , market a f t er leavi ng St. J ohn' s . The nati ve s of frozen Gr eenland make fish a r-egu'lar- diot, hove ver, bu t bec au se of their lei sur e l y mode of life ha ve ne ver gon e i nt o business . Living is just. an ti' bre ez e af ter another her-e, and money playa a comparati ve l y smRll part in the e conomi c life of the Esktno, Still the I'Leb are there , and , in the a bse nce of f8 t meat f r om the BeJa1 or va Ir-us, it i A used as food throughout va at, r-eg f ona wher-e the vbd t.e man visits only for pur-poae e of ex p'I or-at.j.on , and the Hoon
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SHORTIS PAPERS Vol. 3, Pt. 2 /
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NElIFOONDLAND ( By Governor Boyle)
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_ 2 _ by our countrymen in that ter
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- 6 - Br az i l ian Navy, but Hr. D
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TIlE ROYAL nWOUllDLAlID REX;IHENT R
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